Not since Bette Davis's
Not since Bette Davis's Oscar-nominated "The Little Mermaid" has Hollywood had a cameo by a woman so handsome and handsomely portrayed, yet so perfectly portrayed, in this film. So much for Hollywood's "talent", and the notion that it might be "all Hollywood" in the same way.
Not since Bette Davis's "The Spy Who Loved Me" has there been a movie so bad, so bad, so bad, that it's deservedly so. But, hey, how can you make the movie any better than this? It's so bad that it's unrecognizable, it's embarrassing, and it's not even funny. It's so bad that it's funny in a way that makes one laugh. I mean, I know